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Shooting Stars across the City
7:22am Wednesday 16th August 2006
There were smiles all round when Moody Blues star John Lodge dropped into the Shooting Star Hospice to hand over the keys to their new Variety Club minibus.
John, along with children and families from the Hampton hospice, was there to watch The Royal Variety Club of Great Britain present a wheelchair adapted minibus.
The bus will be an asset to the hospice's care team, which takes children and their families for exciting days out throughout London and the south.
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Not so Moody Blues: John Lodge with children from Hampton hospice
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